A Russian woman called on her occupying husband to rape Ukrainian women. SBU put her on the wanted list

The Security Service of Ukraine announced the search for a Russian woman who called on her occupying husband to rape Ukrainian women.

The criminal turned out to be a citizen of the Russian Federation, Olga Bykovskaya, residing in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The SBU reported this on Friday.

'After the start of the full-scale invasion, she called for the rape of Ukrainian women in the temporarily captured areas of Kherson region,' the reports state.

The woman's husband was part of the Russian occupying group.

The SBU intercepted a phone conversation and documented the fact of the crime.

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Based on the collected evidence, SBU investigators informed her of suspicion under the criminal article on violations of the laws and customs of war.

The article's sanction provides for punishment of up to 12 years in prison. The indictment was sent to the court.

'The suspect has been placed on national and international wanted lists,' the SBU reported.

Russian occupiers raped and killed a woman. The crime was revealed by an occupier in a conversation published by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

The SBU published the conversation of the occupiers. In it, they recount how in the Luhansk region, Russian invaders raped a 12-year-old girl. And in the Donetsk region, a woman became a victim of the Russians.

Law enforcement has started a number of criminal proceedings.